alley baba a couple of weeks that was part of the point. there is huge market issue there. but in many cases it's not a two-way street. there are so many choice businesses individuals frankly who can have ease of access in the united states to sell their goods and services. i think whether or not you are talking about the financial services or the banking, you know, the other service industries or manufacturing goods and services or some of the ip problems we have with china it is not a two-way street. he understands the market that china has and our desire to further penetrate that market but he also recognizes there is a lore of concerns how we are treated entering china's market and we need to review that. i think we will have further updates on that. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> question following on what she was asking about tpp. part of the thinking of tpp was to encircle china economically.